MOBILE VETERINARY UNIT Mobile Veterinary Unit was launched by Sj. Naveen Patnaik, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha at Umri in the District of Koraput 105 numbers of Mobile Veterinary Units are operating in Odisha. Inaccessible and remote areas are covered mainly in tribal dominated districts to provide door step veterinary services to livestock owners like: ? Breeding, Feeding & Husbandry ? Health Care Management ? Advisory Services The MVU runs for 20 days in a month and moves on the fixed date to a village as per the monthly route chart. The information relating to major schemes of the Department are displayed in the vehicle for wider publication among the farmers. 1
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MOBILE VETERINARY UNIT
Mobile Veterinary Unit was launched by Sj. Naveen Patnaik, Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha at Umri in the District of Koraput
1 0 5 n u m b e r s o f M o b i l e
Veterinary Units are operating in
Odisha.
Inaccessible and remote areas
are covered mainly in tribal dominated
districts to provide door step veterinary
services to livestock owners like:
?Breeding, Feeding & Husbandry
?Health Care Management
?Advisory Services
The MVU runs for 20 days in a
month and moves on the fixed date to a
village as per the monthly route chart.
The information relating to
major schemes of the Department are
displayed in the vehicle for wider
publication among the farmers.
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CALF REARING SCHEME
Calf of Smt. Malati Giri of Panchughatanta, in the district of Balasore benefited under Calf Rearing Scheme attained early motherhood and now yielding 6 lts of milk per day
Calf Rearing Scheme has been
introduced in Odisha from 2010-11 to
cover cross- bred female calves born out
of frozen semen artificial insemination.
One Lakh female calves will be
supported under this scheme within 5
years
The Scheme aims at creating
asset in the form of cross-bred female
cows at the farmers’ level and enabling
them to practice proper care and
management. Assistance will be in the
form of:- =Balanced calf feed ( 4 to 28 months)=Insurance=Deworming and Vaccination
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“KALYANI” PROJECT THROUGH BAIF FOUNDATION
Programme Operators of Bolangir District provides artificial insemination service for cattle and buffaloes at the door step of the farmers
Under Cattle Development
programme, 100 numbers of Cattle
Development Centers have been
established in 10 districts. Artificial
Insemination for cattle and buffaloes is
provided at door step of the farmers.
Demonstrat ion on fodder
cultivation, feeding management,
enrichment of feed and advisory services
on dairy management are carried out at
village level.
An Integrated Livestock Development Programme named 'KALYANI' is being
implemented in collaboration with BAIF Research Development Foundation, Pune in 14
districts of our State.
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“KALYANI” PROJECT THROUGH BAIF FOUNDATION
Field Guides selected from the community members are attending an orientation training programme.
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Goat development programme
in twenty five identified Goat
Development Centers in five districts
is implemented. Genetic upgradation
of local goats, health control measures
a l o n g w i t h d e m o n s t r a t i o n
programme on pricing based on live
weight has been taken up to facilitate
more profitability at village level.
Under goat development
programme, Farmers' awareness on
ideal housing of goat (Bhadi shed) and
other scientific care and management
practices are demonstrated.
INTEGRATED FODDER PRODUCTION & FEEDING MANAGEMENT
Anjan Ku. Gochhayat of Korada, Nayagarh has cultivated maize in 0.50 acre during Kharif-2012 with assistance under RKVY ‘integrated fodder production’ & used for feeding of 8 dairy CB cows
Under RKVY, this scheme is
operational in the entire state in
cluster approach in dairy intensive
pockets around Dairy Cooperative
Societies for promoting fodder
development activities. One lead
farmer from each cluster is trained to
organize farmer field school at the
village level on various farming and
feeding practices.
Farmers are supplied with the
inputs for demonstration and other
c o m p o n e n t s u n d e r f e e d i n g
management to reduce the cost of
production. Provision of feed
trough, Chaff cutter, crop residue
enrichment, on farm production of
nutrient rich material like Azolla are
made.
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ANIMAL HEALTH CAMPS AT GRAMPANCHAYAT LEVEL
Grampanchayat level Animal Health Camp at Badhegaon, Boudh on dt.27.09.12
Infertility treatment camps are
being conducted in selected dairy
intensive areas. Two health camps are
organized in each dairy intensive
Grampanchayat in a year. Reproductive
health care, treatment of repeaters and
controlled breeding is focused in the
camp.
Awareness and dissemination of
information on balanced feeding,
breeding, preventive health care for
dairy animals are made. Advise on care
and management practices for reducing
infertility problems in dairy cows are
given by experts through interaction
with farmers.
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DEWORMING CAMP FOR SMALL ANIMAL
Small Animal Deworming camp at Sukinda, Jajpur
Deworming camps for small
animal are conducted in camp mode
at six months interval with broad
spectrum anthelminthic along with
s u p p o r t i v e t h e r a p y l i k e
supplementation of vitamin and
minerals .
Preventive vaccination against
contagious diseases are also carried out
after routine deworming of Small
Animals. The camp has helped in
significant growth of body weight
thereby benefitted numbers of poor
farmers of the State.
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CAPACITY BUILDING OF AH SERVICE PROVIDERS
Inception Workshop for organizing Training of Vets and Paravets through Department of Personnel Training (DoPT)
Under Training for All: Intensive
Training with DoPT assistance 274
Veterinary Doctors and 800 Paravets
from 17 selected districts are trained on
Small Animal Management and Social
Mobilization .
The training manual along with
Flip Chart and reference booklet were
developed for training of Veterinary
doctors and Paraveterinarians in a
standard and uniform manner.
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT THROUGH STATE AGRICULTURE POLICY
Workshop with 84 Dairy and Poultry Entrepreneurs organized on 6th March 2012 during the celebration of Entrepreneurship week
Under Agriculture Policy 2008, 41 dairy units, 191 broiler units, 6 layer units, 13 goatery units and 10 composite farms are established during last three years and availed total capital investment subsidy of Rs. 931.32 lakhs. Agriculture Promotion and Investment Corporation of Odisha (APICOL) Ltd. acts as Single Window Clearance Agency for the incentives provided by State Government under Agriculture Policy.
APICOL is the nodal agency r e s p o n s i b l e f o r p r o m o t i o n o f commercial agriculture in the state by way of rendering various services such as technical guidance, training of entrepreneurs, dissemination of information regarding the scope of commercial and export oriented agriculture in the state and preparing bankable project report for agri entrepreneurs
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ANIMAL BIRTH CONTROL PROGRAMME IN DOGS
Kennel with housing capacity for 120 nos of dogs constructed in Veterinary Dispensary campus at State Capital, Sahid Nagar, Bhubaneswar
Government of Odisha has formed a State Level Co-ordination Committee for control and prevention of Rabies in the s ta te under the Chairmanship of Commissioner- Cum – Secretary, Housing & Urban Development Department. The stray dogs are caught everyday by trained personnel in selected cities in order to control stray dog population into an ecological balance through surgical intervention.
Facilities for operation (Spaying &
Neutering) & immunization against
rabies for 480 dogs per month is
available at Sahid Nagar, Bhubaneswar.
During the last three year efforts have
been taken to sterilize 4530 numbers of
dogs (1157 male dogs, 3373 bitches) in
most scientific manner.
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RURAL BACKYARD POULTRY THROUGH OCTMP
Kunjalata Mahanta & Bhabani Mahanta of Mayurbhanj District have successfully reared poultry birds with OCTMP assistance
O r i s s a C o m m u n i t y T a n k
Management Project (OCTMP) has
trained 373 numbers of women
vaccinators for six days at Central
Poultry Development Organization,
Govt. of India and supplied equipments
for vaccinating village poultry birds.
Demonstration units on ideal
housing and management of coloured
birds (Vanaraj) are also set up with a
support of Rs. 3000/- per unit under the
project.
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LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT UNDER ICZMP
Need assessment workshop to identify and prioritize alternate livelihood through livestock and poultry rearing
I n t e g r a t e d C o a s t a l Z o n e
Management Project (ICZMP) is a
continuous and iterative process
designed to promote sustainable
management of coastal zones. Project
provides a means to accept and bring
together different objectives for coastal
areas in such an order that multiple
soc ia l , economic , cu l tura l and
environmental goals can be achieved.
Orissa Livestock Resources
Development Society is the nodal
agency to support livestock based
livelihood component. Project activity
initiated in the coastal districts of
Odisha. Orientation training along with
dairy and duck farming have started in
Puri and Kendrapara districts.
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IMPROVEMENT OF INDIGENOUS GERMPLASM
Chilika breed of Buffalo possesses unique characteristic of feeding upon the vegetation that grows inside the Chilika lake which has been recognized by Govt. of India
Odisha is having rich domestic animal and bird bio-diversity. Four breeds of cattle and two breeds of buffalo are recognized at national level. Binjharipuri cattle has drawn attention for milk production as well as draftability. Steps have been taken to organize a breeder society. The Society has ident i f ied s ix c lus ters for conservation and breed improvement with farmers’ participation.
The State has also taken steps for
survey and characterization of different
germplasm in cattle, buffalo, sheep and
goat. Physical characterization of Goat
breeds like Ganjam, Ghumusuri, Dalua
etc and sheep breeds like Bolangir, Edka
and Kendrapara has been made.
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LIVESTOCK AID CENTER AT EVERY GRAMPANCHAYAT
One hundred and twenty two trainees are undergoing basic Livestock Inspector course at Livestock Inspector Training Center, Bhanjanagar
There are 6234 Grampanchayats in Odisha. State Govt. has decided to open one Livestock Aid Center at each Grampanchayat to provide basic veterinary services at the grass root level. During last two years, 362 nos. of new Livestock Aid Centers have been functionalized with construction of new building along with other logistic facilities.
State has taken initiatives to expand the capacity of three livestock training institutes for imparting basic training to 150 Livestock Inspectors per annum at each training center. Necessary support for expansion has been availed through Rastriya Krishi Vikash Yojana.
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Major Objectives of the Fisheries Sector·To double the fish production of the State in the coming five years·Tripling the export of marine, brackish & fresh water fin and shellfishes &
other aquatic species from Orissa within five years ·Generating employment & higher income in the fisheries sector ·Improving the socio-economic conditions of traditional fisher folk & fish
farmers ·Increasing the per capita availability & consumption of fish to about national
average of 11 kg per annum as against State average of 8.28 Kg/annum at present
·To acquire self-sufficiency in Inland Sector ·Conservation of aquatic resources & generic diversity
Major Objectives of the Animal Resources Development Sector·Create employment opportunity for 5 lakh farmers in ARD Sector within
10 years. ·Increase milk production from 1.5 million MT to 3 million MT in the next
five years and 4.8 million MT by 2020.·Enhance sale of milk by OMFED to at least from 1 to 1.5 million litres per
day in the next 5 years and 2 million MT by 2020.·Increase Meat production to 110 TMT per annum by 2020.·Increase egg production from 42 lakhs to 100 lakhs eggs per day by 2020.·Increase poultry meat production from 70 TMT to 100 TMT by 2020.·Fodder production 200 lakh tons per annum by 2020.